Since two different polynomials with D degree will share at most D points, an example polynomial pair with a valid polynomial (which satisfies the above constraints) and a fake polynomial with D degree (which does not satisfy the above constraints) will share at most D points. That means a fake polynomial has a chance of to pass a random sampling inspection. If we do the sampling inspection n times, the chance will decrease to .

= - 0 ETH + 9.99 ETH - 0 ETH - 0.0283 ETH = 9.9617 ETH USDT： Isolated position margin(margin trading) = 0 USDT Margin trading position assets = 0 USDT Margin trading position liabilities = 10,872.4 USDT Margin trading unrealized profit and loss = 0 USDT D-value = -0 USDT + 0 USDT – 10,872.4 USDT – 0 USDT = -10,872.4 USDC Audit Details Page - Detailed fields of Trading account ETH : Balance = cross account balance + isolated position margin(except isolated margin trading) = 15 ETH + 0 = 15 ETH Margin

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